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save money and buy at Augenstein's.

Right % the Point.
The following goods will be sold on Tuesday,
December 9Th, only at The Fair, S12 9TH st. q. W.,
Goldschmids old stand:
100 Marbles for sc.
Elegant Plush Albums for soc.
SILK Plush Dressing Cases, nlled, for soc.
AccOrdeOns, 10 keys, COnadios, for 79c.
Combination Checker and Board for &C.
ColOred Gas Globes for l0c.
Hand-Painted lava Cuspadors for 21c.
Hanging Blackb0ards for CSC.
Toy Watch and Chains for &c.
10c. Paint Boxes for sc.
15c. Scholars Companion for sc.
Large-size Iron Wheelbarrows for SOC.
Extra strong velocipedes for boys aged 8 to
years. price only s.. 10.
Bargains In COlOred Glass Water Sets
Tool Chests, with 10 tools, for 23c.
So pieces English Decorated Tea Sets for 1850.
Beautiful White Chamber Sets, with raised
flowers. worth "a, for s2.4S. We have only 40 Of
these sets. We presume they will all be sold by
10 O'Clock q. m.
Carved Swiss Brackets for only SC.
This sale for Tuesday only.
The Fair S12 18th st. NV,
FRANKIE Co.
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RcxsNEw STYLE Carte Petites Is just the thing
for the HOLIDAYS
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NINE. j. p. PALMER,
11O1 F STREET NV.
IMPORTER.

PARIS AND LONDON MILLINERY from the
leading houses.
CONNECTIONS IN BLACK AND GOLD, AND
SILVER AND STEEL FOR RECEPTIONS AND
EVENING WEAR
sAQUEs FOR COSTUMES.
CAPoTEs FOR YOUNG LADIES, all of the richest
and Of the most approved style.
MOURNING BONNETs and HATS q specially.
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Pure Food Convention.

ANOTHER NATIONAL BODY TO MEET IN THIS CITY
SOON.
Il. Wharton Amerling, president, and Elisha
Winter, secretary OF the National Pure Food Con-
vention, held In this city last January have issued
a call for another convention, to be held at VIII
lard's Hall, In this city, beginning January 10.
All national, State, commercial mercantile agri-
cultural, health and other organizations favortng
the enactment OF a judicious national anti-adui.
teratlon act, which Will supplement those OF the
various states and municipalities by reaching I'm
ported commodities Interstate transactions and
territory exclusively under the Jurisdiction OF the
United states authorities, are invited TO send one
or more delegates not exceeding three in number
10 this convention. Editors OF trade and other
journals favonng this object are also invited to
attend as delegates. The movement for a national
adulteration act began several years ago. when
Prof Charles Il. Chandler, OF New York: DR. John
). Billings, OF Washington; Chancellor B. William
son, OF New Jersey; A. II. Hardy, OF Boston, and
John A. GanO, OF Cincinnati were appointed a
committee by the National Boaad OF Trade to
study this subject and offer award OF prizes for
the best adulteration act suitable TO our form OF
government After years study OF the various
acts and essays submitted to the committee a ma
tionai act was drawn and introduced In Congress
but departmental Jealousies II Is stated prevented
action, ana nothing was done until last year when
the demand for such a measure found expression
IN The convention held In this city, and IL Is
thought that enough popular support can now be
obtained 10 insure the passage of 1udiciOus law,
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New Term Of the Criminal Court.

ORGANIZING THE GRAND AND PETIT JURORS.
The December term OF the Criminal Court was
convened to-day by Judge Montgomery. The grand
Jurors were called, and Ira w. Hopkins, Frank
Lutz, and Z. II. Droop were excused The court
ordered twelve more names to be drawn. The
petit jurors were called, and Geo. A. Cross Geo.
Guilds, p. A. Caywood, Dennis Connell, w. II. Moses
Geo. F. Pyles, and Geo. w. Linkens were excused
The court directed twenty names to be drawn.
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Gents, you can buy the James Means $3 and
81 Shoes at MOrans, 1912 7th street northwest.
Make no mistake. Augenstein's is on east side,
between H and northwest.
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Bay your housefurnishings at Augenstein'S 1
Frank Sharpless, 40 9TH street.
The Leading Confectioner
Holiday Announcement
Extr fine mixture, 40cts per H., lbs. 81.
standard g" :. g.
American 15 Q" 2 81.
Broken Is n.
Candy Canes, Baskets and Sleighs and Christmas
Toys finest assortment OF fancy Baskets and
Boxes. Largest stock and greatest variety Of any
store in the city. We manufacture all our candies
and guarantee them absolutely pure.
FRANK SHARPLRss, 40 9TH St
Go. Go, Go, ga 9TH 81.
Bet and K. New Boston sc. Store.
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ALL CARPETS sold this week for cash Will be
made and laid free OF charge w. II. HoKKK
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THE PLUMBERS, PERMIT CASE
A Decision in Favor of Mr. Hannah.

A NANDAMUS COMMANDING COMMISSIONER LUDLOW
TO ISSUE PERMIT TO THE PLUMBER-coNGREss
ALONE HAS THE POWER TO REGULATE THE MATTER.
Judge James, In the Court In General Term To-
day delivered the opinion OF the court In the case
OF Daniel Hannah against Commissioner Ludlow;
directing a peremptory writ OF mandamus to
issue, commanding respondent to issue to COM
plainant permit to make an excavation TO run
In water on certain premises. The court said that
the return made TO the rule set forth chiefly
arguments against the opinion OF the court. The
main argument was that such regulations were
necessary to secure good work. The court fully
concurred that some such restrictions were neces-
sary, as In the cases OF druggists engineers &c.
THESE were necessary checks for the health, and
even the lives OF the Inhabitants But the authori-
Ties have not been invested with power TO regulate
this matter; that power was In Congress, and it
was SHOWN conclusively that it was not given by
Oh the permit was therefore granted.
Ex.Gov. Shepherds FOIios.
HANDSOME TESTIMONIALS OF THE ESTEEM OF THE
PROMINENT CITIZENS AND THE AUTHORITIES OF TIE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
In one OF the show windows Of Galt's jewelry
store there are two large folio volumes which at
tract great attention. They are both the property
OF Gov. Alex. r Shepherd, and we're presented to
him by the citizens Of the District. One book con-
upon his return to the city after his long absence
and rendering him, on the part of the citizens,
public reception The letter is very handsomely
engrossed, as 10 also Gov. shepherds response.
There are about IL 600 signatures attached to the
letter OF welcome, and the original sheets upon
which they were written are bound in this book.
The names are In two broad columns on each page,
and constitute valuable collection OF the AUTO
graphs OF nearly all the leading citizens OF the Dis
trict The binding is rich, dark red leather. or
namented with gliding, and finished in the most
Sumptu0uS style OF the bOOkbinder's art. A broad
plate OF sterling silver adorns the cover bearing
the Following inscription: "Letter to Alexander X.
shepherd, from the citizens OF Washington and
others, 1887"
The other volume is equally as handsome, a.
though In a different style It contains the letter
signed by the District Commissioners, and bearing
the omc1al seal or the District, comforting upon
Gov. shepherd the freedom OF the city. The let
ter Is engrossed In handsome style upon parch-
ment, and Is backed with white watered silk. The
book Is q folio, bound In black seal skin, richly
mounted IN solid repousse silver. sterling silver
plate Is inscribed as follows: "a tender Of the
freedom OF the city OF Washington to Alexander
K Shepherd, october 8, 1887"
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BEAUTIFUL TREE TRIMMINGS (SNOW TIN
- sell Horns. Burrs, Gilt and silver NotiopsC Scrap
PPetures, Xmas Cards, French TRANSFER Pictures.
Favors Materials for Paper Flowers, Toys Gxmes
Japanese Mats for Satchets Napkins Screens Scrois
st. ,,sSR ,es
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For Indigestion use Phosphated Ginger Ale,
81 per doz. Criswell's pharmacy, 1IOl st.
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Opening Of Holiday Goods.
7th st., bet. and X. Go there for bargains Z
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VOC CAN SAVE % per cent In purchasing dia-
ponds Of K Harris Co., importers OF diamonds,
l62 It'll street.
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in i ID. "Ward" prints, 4Oc per 10.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Butternilk; sweet MIX
sc. per quart.
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa
Vas served at International Medical Congress. &c
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"A NEW PASTOR ELEcTED.-The congregation OF
tne Concordia German Evan .elical church yester-
GAY elected Rev. j. Mueller OF New York city,
pastor, In place OF Rev. Louis II. Schneider who re-
ssneu N ORDER 70 take charge Of an agency In the
south Of q life Insurance company
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-05

New Goods, Low Prices.
New Boston sc. Store, 9TH st., bee. and X.
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COLD WAVE CoNING--The signal Office says
tnat there Is a cold wave coming, and that the
temperature will probably fall twenty degrees or
nc re BY z a. In tomorrow.
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SPLENDID bvIBrMKNT.-Attenfiou u called 20
. Dig bargain fo4 an Immediate cash buyer IN
1oeices under Houses Tor Sale Anelooanr hous0
- $500 caan, renting for SO month.
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LE-Ar MATLocK's sIABLEs.

ISoR sALE-CHEAP-GRoCERYC CIGAR AND To-
bscco Store, with stock. on X 81 near gth a " for
only el25 II taken at once. HILL A Hill. heal
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I he fine Stallion Of Morsan's mare sired by Young
Star; Young STAR by Magnolia: Magnolia 10y American
star. American Star ~ Cock Of the hook lac hy Du-
rock and he by homp. Romp by imported Messenger
by Messenger a. al
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NOR RENT
10 Sth st NV, 15r.,
large dining room,
suitable for boarding.
house and cafe. $50
1882 l1th st. NV, store
and dwelling IS
1886 E st. n. w, 1r.. .2O.50
1913 18th st. u. w. Or. 1850
FOR SALE-1746 New y
d2-3t w. {
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biLIIAkp AND FOOL CHAxPIossHIP.-The billiard
ana pol championship games OF the Coiumbia
prizes Won were as follows: Billiards. 1sf class
Arthur L Nay; 20 class. WhitwelI H. wilson: 81
S,ass, LEU. " = hason- Pool, LIST class IL "
T.. Towers. 49, N~~NAs
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d. 1924 st.
EOR RENT-NEAR IOWA CIRCLE, EAST OF 18TH
+ st., finely furnished House, containing ~ rooms
all mi, and in perfect order. The location is usur
gain by good tenant CHAS. E BANES,
d3-3t 1908 st.
E>OR RENT-UNFURNISHED-L DWELL
II ing on st. NV, bet 9Th and 9TH contains Is
rooms BATH range and all conveniences house is in
first class order Apply to
THOS ]. FISHER & CO.,
d3-6t 1924 ST. NV.
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GREAT SALE % PAnFDes II MousR. &C Dovifny,a.
TOMORROW, All q m and p N.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

p,Eacorr a. II December s. Judge
Wright to-day passed sentence On
seven criminals convicted at this term
81 Court. John Templeton, fer ob-
structing the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad, received two years Allan
Cook, CONNECTED Of an aggravated
battery, two years. Charles Clifford,
eight months, fol stealing chest of
tea at Flagstaff II sentencing bin
she Judge remarked that be was sorry
Ne could not give lighter punish
inent ] H Behan, convicted Of d
felonious assault on \ feinale, twelve
years; I'D. Low Who plead guilty y
burglary, sas senteneea for ono year;
Knox lee, Tor manBlaughter, SIT sis
years Martin Buren,, found guilty ~
Tie murder of Reyes Baca AZ Flagstaff,
was sentenced to hang on January
Goth Johnson, whose sentence q
hang was eoinmated 10 Imprisonment
for life, Will leave far bis residence ii
Yuma Tomorrow
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17
Administrators sale.

Netsce 4 heFeby gissn, that ia pursuance 81
On Grtier ~ the Frotats Court 1t the County
81 Chs IerFieofY u ATimna, made On The
istl4 day IL November 1857 ii the nsatter 81
the k.siase q Charles HaNse, Deceased, the
Hn8rrsiNnei. William Al. Holmes, AdmiEis.
traitor u eis Estste II said dseeaaci, Miil egll
At pnhiic auction, u The highest bidder, for
I DAY Tie ltlsh day 81 Deecusbsr 1851 at 10
O'Clock 4 d., 81 the Office II ths undersigned
81 Glob8, III said CHA CpuntY, the following
He'd sad ise.aqpal property, te-witi
flne berktt Rnttpu Scale pale Nale, 1
act hRtt1ia dies dag nilllk ! pair salnpliug
nVlda, gsapel iufnaoe, ! brtch even, 1 wire
fnaiETA8, small ANIL, / sgt taps aaa dies, /
screw pl4tc. { set bpiisln Weights, ! assay tun
I weight, saddle, +. q w. revolver, ] Yaiige,
I / paig eajdle rnekets ! lGt ore J high bat, !
caat, Z white khirta peig slippers, ! black
! hat, ptiiF lhssis pants AoYeraiat, light over
I shirt. pillow GASES, sheet, 9eall&gs, 4 linen
ctsis 2 ktweis. pastf9iia, / gold watch and
ehsin, 1 i,t isweifg aise1 hpit0ns and stpds,
eigar hlkei,8 e8bl pel apd b0iaer,i ei}Flr case,
I 1 nhcs Il it,pk brilliant pia, clothes chest
( l pAi a.trE blanksta, / liait EighE blaASois, !
eainfeFtag iusiteAss aild pllaw, | shfet, \
\ fsd blanket ! wgclsp aiAt irasg. pltr9s, Nj
s8 eiie-hnlf nterest III the faiae Silter Aiiee
with All improseiHcnt cagsit.rg Of black
smith aiiup assay uaiee, ngas house. ore tln,
I turn tabst cor ifae4s exc
Also elt third interest IA tie following
sileer piiues; Spod HIRE, Elotsaae HeEp
I Silser Eimeer Aisa ons,ionttA Interest ~
I tie Isei ll0soy snd Fair2iew Sassr mines aild
( NIL Site, Also one-baif interest Ia Heigeiia
4 SILVER pliise aua CIV eishth satefest ip May
( flower iiEa mime nl3 ene.thiri Interest in
! pusasi CF5pIlef niihs III ii said mines Being
situatel III sloce hissgiGt, Tia County Al-
~ 0nl .illni interes. d tg0's ~ fidBeer nl3pe,
Globe District, and haf interest ~ tools
Oh Fame miae, Close Distffes
Until tie dag IL ssle. bids ia writing wiz bc
l received ~ The afsiss II baia Administrator for
any Il ths above mentioned property ana up-
on tailsFe " acceptance of bidt ~ private sale,
sahi pfgptgtg the saIIse, ~ - Inncb nv may Be
Z Iceessaiy win "a aol8 az Pubic auction n the
2 tins AMI place assfva mentioned.
I SAID sale blade subject q The confirmation
( 81 t1la Pralate Court ~ the Jnes4e thereof
Purchasers - pay expenses Il execution Of
( Ileed,
/ Giube, tiiIa County. Is. +, Eos. ia, ISM
w Al HOLMES
! AdRjifiistiator 1T The Eefate 81 Charles HRyse,
dscaa$si nay. l9-4w
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17
SHERIFF SALE.

NV yifti,e III al order ~ sale and execution
issued sttt II The issrict Court IL End Judi.
eiaI Dgstriet. ella g6hntv, Ariz0ua Territory
s,.ted tsie Bth day Il Ileceiabef 1857, IN q GER
ttir, as,ti0i, wherein Josegh Redmafl, August
pielef as.d FranR Eissig al Plaintiffs, recov-
sfsg i,3,lstneft aQainsb John III. Eaton a. De.
fenaant, fof the slsnl III tliirty-ane hundred
ana twent ak 49, 100 dollars aiil costs u suit
alflountisti e. tusntg four q. Ieo dollars on
leyied ui,oFi the following described property,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

The work oF
~ tie citizens ..
and delegated to s.,sral
Mics 1T san Carlos and urge upon
Eaim the necessity of q military post
located 81 tbs western border Of THE
reservation and efforts subsequently,
made, have arne fruit earlier than
tho most san.Faine Of orr people dared
hope, AS II is now reasonably certain
that the petition of residents of this
exposed section Of Arizona has been
fayorably considered BY the War De-
pertinent, and Hi tthe establishment,
If a post al Globe, OF vicinity, has
been determined upon, and that early
in tbs coming year, probably within 4
few weeks, the preliminary work Of
selecting site and contracting for
material for use ia the construction Of
the necessary buildings, viii Be be-
gun,
Not alone isGila county To receive
the protection from depredating In
diaus which, BY reason of its situation
contiguous TO the San Carlos reser-
walton, it ID entitled To, but the Gov.
eminent has, We are assured adopted
ana viii Immediately inaugurate
policy looking 70 tho better security
Of the entire southeastern portion of
Arizona from incuraons Of hostile
Apaches from the reservation, which
oontemplates the location Of posts and
concentration of troops at strategic
points along the border Of tie San
Carlos reservation, and The abandon.
ment oF fer,s remote frem scenes ii-I
able t. EGdian depreciation.
Thls tardy recognition BY the Goy-I
ernment, ofthe just claims Of South
eastern Arizona, which has been Va ri
the afena oe violence and murr
der wrought Gy The ruthless hand oil
the Apache, il chiefly due to the vase
counsel q General Miles, whose sue
oessfui management of The Indians ii
this Territory since his assignment 70
the command oF the Department q
A ,.;4a,sS bog tyop 3isw not aTslv tbe
thanks aud confidence II the people !
N tbe Southwest bat has given him
prestige and iDapenee with the d.. 4
partmental Washington, which prom
lies 4 solution q tie Indian prob-
lein 10 tlis Territory, which Gen.
Greeks imbecile policy had rendered I
50 complicated,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

d, A, Reynolds, who was an import
ant witness in the case Of Knox Lee,
tried ior the murder Of Andres More
no before the Yayapai county district
court, returned from Prescott on Sat
urday of list week, He reports that
the case was ably prosecuted and that
had the jury done their duty, lee
would have been convicted of murder,
instead Of involuntary manslaugh-
ter, the verdict rendered.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

J. Liherman has notified Col. Geo.
u, White, manager cf tie Old Globe
Company hero, that TIE 6rst eonsign-
ment Of coke for TIE Cofspany, 400
tons, was expected to reach Wilcox
sometime during The present month,
u u closely followed W ether ship
ments sWork ID tho riine progresses
IagoTably the several ore bodies
looking we'll
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17
iisors ale.

\
Notice ii hereT given that by VIRTUE
and authority 81 80 act q the Leslslatiy,
Assembly III sls Territory 81 Alri1pna
approved The Board d Supervisors 81
| ella County, Afisona Territory, will sell
al private sale, the following described
real estate situate within SAID tiiist Conn.
III, held by the Territory by Tax Deed
for faxos for the years 1889 1896,
Nous 3f said property can So sold for less
than The total ampunt II unpaid taxes,
penalties, costs and charges with inter.
est al ten per cent per annsini, ffslni date
"a salS % Tho Territory, added thereto
TAXES ron rHE rfl,B 1888
J. "A. sihowalteF House and ccfTal north
81 and across the farade groned from
the agency baildirgs at San Carlos,
Formerly owned and occupied BIZ q,
Il C0naell as store and dwelling
house; house and corral about 200
yils,ls north 81 the agency guard
house. formerly owned and occupied
by tlisc rs store; house, corral and
stable shout 100 yards spiitherly
frem the agency guard house., for.
nefly owned and occupied BIZ Ren-
htth Wood az n store aud station
house tax S307 40, costs and penal
ties Sls ~, unpaid charges $40 7B.
jas III. Work 0'Douphsrsy and Big
JuhnnY copper mines, Globe Dis
trict; tay S7G8 90, costs aud penal
ties $40 AZ unpaid charges $40 rs,
.
rAxEg ron RIM YEAa 1884
Andres Moreno Home ana lot ID. rear
u Mateo Guerra. tax &c SO, costs
and penalties 81 81, unpaid charges
$40 rs
rAXEs FOR THIN YEAR 1885,
Smith Bros Mortgage ia clay tsould"
mine, tax Ss So, costs and panalties
s2, unpaid ehargoa $40 -.
d. II. Magee u Bro possessor, right
10 ranch knoan ~ the Grswford
ranch on Tonsu ele INK no l3, coats
sud pepalties s2, unpaid charges
SO 75
i Hindctliizsf lot | Block "a, town
q Globe, cabin IN Iiiaoi 9s; tax
S ~, costs and penalties s2, un.
I. para charges $40 III,
ID lilahrist Possessory right 70 old
Hook ranch On TQnto etc tax s. o.,
costs aid penalties 90, unpaid
charges $40 rs.
John Dulack poaasasory right 70 ranch
on south side 81 Salt rlyaF, east itta
shove john Nelson's; tax s2 ".
costs and penalties 81, unpaid
charges $40 rs,
John Butts PosssaaoFy right To ranch
on east side 81 Toato creek, south
81 and below tha old Hook place
etc lax 81 %, costs siid penalties
81, unpaid charges $40 75
Llobe, A. y. 0et 81, 1887
JosgpH RRraAN,
Ghaigfaan Board 81 Supefylacrs,
Attest GHAs n MARrIE,
Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

One Of the McMiIlen group Of
mines, the Hannibal, has lately shown
substantial signs of Improvement,
conclusiyely proving that che grand
mineral ledge on which it and many
other mines are located, is deshned to
be one OF the foremost producers Of
silver, when sufficiently opened, More
light has been brought INTO the con-
structiou Of the vein lately, than for
years past, and apparently with coed
results.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17
counrsukTkD

FEoaEScE, al n Dec l3th, 1887.
gp1roRs sefT Enclosed herewith,
i send you a folder, intended q pog-
t,ay tbe beauties aua advantages Of
E'ioreuce. Ii Il family descriptive
and Jet dur people are not pfoaa Of
ia but speak disparagipgly of the az.
thor who gave lite ana tone 70 its coli
umns. lts iIost conspicuous featnre Il
an iilostration of . winter scene, d
showed ia sihsriaa landscape While
this may convey q the mind Of Tie
stranger that. Fiorenceis not tropical
Fruit dissricsDor 4 santtarium for com
samptives yet ibe freqaent exhibition
.of tae picture may have the effect 81
controlling eapiion ofthermometers
and render Il possible for citizens
To sleep withia doors during the swell,
tering nigbis Of summer, for which
FlorenRues woial3 most gladly accord
the credit 70 the Browns Col & H
Gary was 10 affected, at FIRST sight, ~
the picture that heimmediately pnt on
AN extra flannel shirt aud ogercoat,
and resorted cred pepper 70 Increase
his bodily warmth Notwithstanding
these precautions against reduced
temperature, he feIt constrained e
seeh d more eeuisl climate and Ief,
nexs day fof Thunix The folder has
produced goddess ak round
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

On tho jntN il the Knox Les case
coming into court Saturday evening,
10 announce their YcrdiGt they were
asked: aGontlemen, is This your yer-
dict21 to which one Of the jurors re-
piled; az Is, provided the Judge
does not give him too severe i SEN
tence" Judge Wright promptly II.
dictated, by bis aehon, that Judicial
functions were no part Of q jurors
duty, BY sending the jury back until
they could arrive unanimously AZ an
unconditional verdict, which they
soon did.-,Journal- Miner.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

The mail due mere on Monday eve.
ming, was belated, owing 70 some IN
explained difficulty at the other end q
the route, and it did not arrive tiil $3.50
a, m, Tuesday morning Il is hoped
that the increase Of business which
will surely follow the resumption q
copper mining viii influence the de,
rprtment az Washington to give ui
improved service
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

Dr. Davis came mp from sam Carlos
on Monday to examine The iniaries o.
Alexander Anand, and consult with
Dr. stark as 80 the chances q
saving the fractured limb, The IN,
iured member being apparently in .
healthy condition, they decided not to
amputate it, and hope with careful
treatment TO restore its usefulness,
The patient is doing we'll,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

First Lieut p W Jones, loth Cav
airy, has been relieved from duty ii
conn sctIou with Indian affairs Al Fort
Apaele, aud ordered to Santa 20 70
report @ his regimental commander
for duty.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-17

!. The weather the present week has
been Indictment Tor this section, re.
minder Of the approach Of The wlRter
solstice. The rainfall was consider.
able, ANA on Wednesday morning Tho
roots 81 houses IN Globe were covered
with 4 thin layer Of snow. Thesnow-
FAN on the Pinal mountains was much
heavier.